Cavalier High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cavalier, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1963 volume:

1 w. 4 A ,LW 'C6 8 CAVAUER PUBLIC ScHooL CAVAUER, NORTH DAKOTA 86 3 I l lt is the sincere wish of the graduating class of 1963 that this, our annual be dedicated to Mr. Clinton Sorenson, who through our high school days has given much of his time and able leadership as our advisor, teacher, and friend. Mr. Sorenson's work on our Junior-Senior Prom contributed highly to its success. We hope that this momento of our deep appreciation will remain with him always. 2 -I 2 ID no U rn CD C S2 1' Cb Z lb F' O rr-1 4 rn I- O U IT1 Z f l'l Z -1 D Z-30 HM ZO'4DD SCHOOL BOARD: Dave Henderson, Ralph Page, Percy Morrison, Bob Kemp, Emery Awes, Oscar Sturlaugson John Sunderland, Cliff Olson. ADMINISTRATICD Laying the policies for the faculty and administration to follow are among the school board's regular duties. Financing the half-million dollar school addition was the principle concern of this year's board. The members also worked in cooperation with the city council to lay plans for the new recreation area which will contain a football field, a track, and softball and baseball diamonds. Mr. John Sunderland, Superintendent Mr. Otto Evenson, Principal Algebra I Chemistry W' Miss Cleone Holum Vocal Music Mr. Clinton Sorenson Shop I, II, and Ill ACU LTY Mr. M. W. Gunter Algebra I and II Geometry Math IV Mr. Bernard Carlson Ml' Duane Loewen English IH GSHBIBI Math French I and ll Ngebral Mrs. Richard Hovis English IV Mrs. Otto Evenson English Il Mrs. Bernard Carlson English I Mr. Allen Ley World History General Science Library Biology Physics Mr. Robert Cushman United States History Speech and Psychology Problems of Democracy Mr. Wendell Cushing ls. Mr. Raymond Aafedt World History United States History Geography Miss Alta Faye Haase Girls' Physical Education and Health Typing I Mr. Donald Lawston Bookkeeping Shorthand Business Law Business Math Guidance Mrs. Verna Eberhart Home Economics l, ll, Ill Mr. Jim Clark Boys' Physical Education and Health Coach Mr. Erling Dahl Assistant Coach Mr. Charles Lewis Instrumental Music BEHI D THE SCENES OFFICE SECRETARY: Mrs. V. Morrison COOKS: Mrs. Ault, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs Werman. CUSTODIANS: Sam Mclntyre, Jim Mc Donald TOWARD LEADERSHIP DEVELOPEIVIENT -ZDCSDO DN --I ZO CD ROW 1: D. Smerud, J. Elgert, L. Hartje, ROW 2: P. Peplow, J. Hannesson, Fund-Raising Jamboree T. Kibler, R. Lowe, G. Lesher, ROW 3: E. Boettger, G. Snell, T. Seymour, D. Samson, A. Crowston, J. Berg, ROW 4: R. Martin, G. Carignan, J. Steinke, W. Trottier, L. Webb, D. Kemp, K. Ault, ROW 5: F. Olfson, B. Thorlakson, D. Odegaard, B. Greenwood, D. Gieger, M. Kihne, Mr. Aafedt tAdvisorj C CLUB The 'C' Club is the lettermen's organization of Cavalier High and its purpose is to promote good sportsmanship through good athletes. Its project this year was to raise money to purchase new football jerseys. The fundraising Sports Jamboree it sponsored included numerous basketball games and tram- poline exhibitions. Members also sold concessions at home basketball games. A senior trip was initiated this year as a membership incentive. Those eligible to participate are all senior boys who have earned at least two letters. This year eight boys went to Minot March 14-16 for the state Class 'B' tournaments and from their comments had a very good time! Also in this year's calendar was the annual father and son Award's Banquet sponsored by the Civic Club. OFFICERS: Bob Greenwood, Treasurer Don Gieger, Vice-President, Bob Thorlakson, President, Mike Kihne, Secretary. OFFICERS Joyce Johnson, Student Council, Carole Mondor, Vice-President, Pat Green, President, Susan Cranston, Treasurer, Cheri Dipple, Secretary, Miss Haase, Advisor GAA The Girls Athletic Association meets every Thursday in the school gym. The girls work energetically to earn points and thereby earn a pin or a letter. To earn points they participate in the most popular seasonal sports which this year included a basketball tournament with neighboring towns and the benefit sports jamboree. GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM ROW 1: C. Brown, C. Berg, J. Gross, Miss Haase, J. Hartje, l. Busse, H. Eastman, ROW 2: B. Collison, R. Johnson, L. Hoff, C. Green, J. Johnson, P. Green ROW 1: Miss Haase, J. Gross, J. Renwick, J. Hillis, S. Hertsgaard, V. Gross, J. Schroeder, D. Eberhart, J. Mahar, G. Ault, D. Thompson, C. Dipple, S. Cranston, ROW 2: R. Johnson, J. Dietrich, M. Gunter, J. Bernhoft, B. Benner, D Brandt, L. Austtjord, S. Hollis, L. Winlaw, P. McMillan, B. Collison, ROW 3: C. Hartje, E. Armstrong, K. Quinn, D. Sellheim, J. Gunlogson, P. Austtjord, D. Kemnitz, C. Johanson, L. Hoff, G. Eberhart, ROW 42 C. Berg, J. Staples, S. Herzog, C. Lewis F. Sott, G. Korynta, L. Brandt D. Quam, C. Gunter, ROW 5: C. Berg S. Hodgson, L. Spangelo R. Grant, C. Lesher,Y R. Shahane, J. Hartje, C. Johnson, C. Green, ROW 6: C. Mondor, R. LeTexier, S. Spangelo, l. y Busse, J. Hartje, J. Johnson, C. Sigler, B. Watson, ROW 7: P. Green, H. Eastman, R. Schwartz, S. Lawonn, M. Dipple C. Austfiord, R. Holo FUTURE HGMEMAKERS or AMERICA ROW 1: Mrs. Eberhart, D. Sellheim, S. Hertsgaard, G. Ault, D. Thompson, C. Dipple, S. Cranston, J. Gross, P. Green, J. Johnson, V. Gross, ROW 2: G. Thompson, J. Bernhoft, R. Shahane, J. Schroeder, D. Eberhart, J. Mahar, L. Winlaw B. Collison, M. Dipple, P. Thompson, J. Kemp, S. Restemayerg ROW 3: D. Brandt, P. McMillan, M. Gunter, R. Holo, B. Benner, D. Quam, C. Sigler, B. Watson, L. Hoff, C. Green, G. Eberhart, C. Gunterg ROW 4: C. Mondor, E. Arm- strong, M. Switzer, S. Spangelo, L. Spangelo, K. Quinn, F. Garceau, J. Renwick, J. Deitrich, J. Hillis, K. Robinson, M. Hanson. The 44 members of the Future Homemakers of America meet regularly the first Monday of each month. This year they sold cookbooks to earn money and in February sponsored a Valentine's Ball. Interesting speakers highlight the special meetings and the girls were shown the basic steps on hair-styling, knitting, and also learned the native customs of Ireland. OFFlCERS: Cheri Dipple, President, Marge Gunter, Vice-President, Judy Dietrich, Parl., Darlyn Brandt, Secretaryg Linda Spangelo, Treasurer, Mrs. Eberhart, Advisor r l SCIENC CLUB The second annual Science Fair sponsored by the Science Club this year boasted over 200 entries. Winners from C.H.S. that advanced to state competition were Pat Green and Linda McGregor. Local winners were Jim Puppe, first place, Larry Porter, second, and Pat Green, third. Biology students disect starfish ROW 1: E. Muth, K. Harvey, D. Grant, J. Berg, J. Puppe, M. Kihne, C. Schwietzer, L. Porter, Mr. Cushing, B. Thorlakson, G. Becker, A. Crowston, L. Hoff, C. Hartjeg ROW 2: D. Samson, R. Kihne, W. Lage, K. Vistad, W. Carik, G. Morrison, J. Hartz, T. Hodgson, R. Christian, B. Hiller, R. Berg, G. Kukuk, N. Holo, C. Green, ROW 3: R. Loe, J. Schluchter, D. Jenson, D. Johnson, R. Bailly, R. Kemp, G. Harlow, M. Martin, G. Steinke, D. Kemp, P. Becker, C. Austfjord, F. Sott, B. Watson, C. Sigler, ROW 4: J. Ha nnesson, T. Kibler, J. Vistad, T. Seymour, C. Clark, D. Farrow, K. Snider, L. Helgo, H. McConnell, L. Einarson, L. Webb, M. Dipple, D. Selheim, R. Holo, J. Hillis, J. Renwick, ROW 5: P. Green, D. Stubson, H. Eastman, J. Dalsted, J. Gross, C. Berg, S. Hillis, M. Helgo, N. Moritz, P. Thomson, C. Johanson, J. Sharp, P. Harildstad, P. Fuller, F. Garceau, K. Robinson, J. Hartje. OFFICERS Mr. Cushing, Advisor, Tom Kibler, Vice-President, Pat Green, Secretary Treasurer, Jim Puppe, President ll ROW 1: C. Clark, R. Berg: ROW 2: B. Thorlakson, J. Puppe, S. Hertsgaard, ROW 3: J. Johnson, C. , Sigler, K. Hillis, ROW 4: J. Mahar, P. Green, D. Kemp: ROW 5: J. Berg, G. Steinkeg STANDING: D. Geiger, Nlr. Evenson. ST UDE T COUNCIL The Student Council is an organization which represents the entire student body. Besides sponsoring the Homecoming dance, the Council also revised its constitu- tion in order to become more active in school affairs. Judy Mahar and Ray Berg were the delegates to the district Student Council convention held on the University campus. OFFICERS: Kathy Hillis, Secretary: Susan Cranston, Treasurer, Don Gieger, President: John Berg, Vice-President: Mr. Evenson, Advisor. -4 Q E 3: IJ U 'U I -4 U7 m :D r- O f'l l -4 l'7'1 I' O 'Q rn Z U Z -1 -IID V' I CDO'-lF I FRED oLAEsoN, Guard L A 1 t A Grafton Spoiler tackles a ball-carrying Tornado Sf , 4 9 2 rr,W Q PARKER wrLLrAMs, Halfback I ' f E-:ff.:-ffwQ1ff't rfQ1fT'r. 'rr- E 1 BOB THOR LAKSON Fullback A . J - ' r EN flirt 5Hisf2J'9l'7 'fit' ' I ' 'W .1 E- C0-Cavlam 3 1 f ew All-conferen ce back ' a Most valuable back ' Y' N '- at in 1 . LYNN HARTJE, Quarterback . M If JA Y H A N N E SSO N . . E, End . xv J' M ,ij 'SI-Q DAVE KEMP Q MNAEMN no Center 1 J EUGENE BOETTGER 1 1 't' ' 9 www 7 f :.e,e'5 75' N 5 k A ,E , Pit' - e rr 1 of --E-,E--:nw-k',,v ,T ,.- --Q av r, ,G -f ,rrE,5,,3,4+' I 2 'il'1,i5kTf9j 'WTP-E I--E 'Q .,,,.ga,g.t..ea-., v .Er - , . 1r.., -. , , , . , f 5 -.KWH ,stan 1 41 i '01 - ' 2 . - 4 Q s fi ' ,AWK Kg gy Alina' vpn? X A. 1 . Nui, Z, n, x fi, y . -1 f I, , .1 . ZO , O W, rg 1 3' - E -I L X 'ff 'A N.. NORMAN JOHNSON, Tackle ,i E HAROLD THORLAKSON, Halfback DICK SMERUD, Fullback BOB OREENWOOO, Halfback N.. ,s , TOM SEYMOUR, Guard A E N N? OO N O DON GIEG ER, Guard X 'K A CO-captain A W ' OOOO , L f All-conference guard Most valuable lineman A A A L L 1 , A The DSHCI1. H,fV 4 ' A 'OL' it 'f , Mi,,iM, X, , , . N, N WiN'+- -.25 if N ' . 1 .. M W, . .k.,k ,,.,, 5,1 ALLAN CROWSTO N, Tackle .. Q1 ,Q S ft Z :gm JOHN BERG, Halfback A w X NI E JOHN ELGERT, Halfback RODGER KEMP, Halfback KEN AULT, Tackle J Tse K., :., :. W M A K 35, . H 'g 1 W. i at lwr l Y A 5, ' , , '55 .9 5 3 r 5 MIKE KlHNE, End BOB REYNOLDS, Fullbackg DON JOHNSON, Guardg RANDY PEPLOW, Quarterback. Cavaher CavaHer Cavaher CavaHer CavaHer CavaHer Cavaher Cavmim SCORES i Q: 5 ' 2 st' r GARY CARIGNAN, Halfback Park River 26 8 Langdon Walhalla 0 Lakota 6 St. James 19 Rolla 13 Cando 20 Grafton 27 STUDENT MANAGER! Richard Collins One hot dog, please!! I . W' - 'al . f .v: :H 71,21 Q' ' l i f W , 1, , A ww' I 33.1 . I, xl, W ,. x -V, A N- Q f gi, .HQ ., af , I I 3 E I A V .,V., M I Q Q' I X f I ' 5 S ll lff9i?fF'Q5. , WX 5.4 nz, , A,,,.., ., , . 1141 , i M W U,'L A JERRY SNELL', Guard HERMAN SOTT, End I PERRY PEPI-OW, End DICK STAMM, Tackle SPUD CHRISTIAN, Tackle All-conference end TOM KIBLER End GEORGE KUKUK End ROGER LOE, Tackl'e . A COACH: Mr. Clark Siisalwf? DOUG SAMSON Halfback xi J-' -zz' , A .Add , Mx I f I- I . ff f: Fai K M4 , ,W . I -, ' fu 1.39, 3532x971 s IM, Wag B F I LARRY HANNESSON, Tackle LYLE WEBB, Halfback Dick Smerud STUDENT MANAGER: Richard Collins Fred Olafson TRACK Cavalier's track team placed fourth in the district track meet in which fourteen teams competed. Fred Olafson tossed the javelin 155 feet M inches to take first place in that division and qualify for the state meet. Mike Kihne also qualified by placing second in the 880-yard dash. ln the Sioux Outdoor relays at Grand Forks, Cavalier shared tenth position with Pembina in a meet in which 33 schools were entered. Olafson scored all four points with a distance of 144.4 feet in the javelin to take second place. ROW 1: D. Farrow, D. Reynolds, C. Kippen, R. Arnold, E. Hornbaker, J. Thompson, M. Herzog, R. Peplow, W. Vistadg ROW 2: J. Vistad, R. Bailly, D. Johnson, D. Lesher, J. Schroeder, L. Einarson, W. Steinke, P. Williams, D. Dalstad: ROW 3: Coach, Mr. Dahl, D. Smerud, T. Seymour, D. Geiger, G. Becker, L. Hartje, T. Kibler, M. Kihne, D. Johnson, B. Reynolds, J. Snell. , .,,, , 5 M ev 4 'I .2,. - ,gz X Coach. Mr. Don Lawston John Berg , L5 Jerry Greenwood GOLF The Cavalier High golf team, coached by Mr. Don Lawston, consisted of six members. This was the second year for organized golf at CHS. lf interest and participation continue to increase, golf will become a letter sport. A triangular tournament at Larimore opened the season. John Berg, the team's only senior, scored a 71 in the meet and placed second in individual scoring while the team as a whole placed third. Other meets were held at Cavalier, Park River, and Grand Forks. Berg was low scorer in all the meets. Tom Hodgson, Jerry Greenwood, Doug Rodvold, Lyle Webb, and Berg attended the state golf meet in Larimore on June 3. 1 Rick Miller Lyle Webb Jwi STEINKE a senior was JOHN BERGf the Spafkplug of the voted most valuable player this fam' was electegteam iaptam by year by his teammates. A good 'S teammates 'S mos Spec' . . rebounder and a good Shot from tacular play ofthe season was his the outcourt Jimfs best games 60 foot counter in the final seconds were against Neche and Rolla. of the third quarter in a tight game against Walhalla. COACH: Mr. Clark Almost a basket. . . WAYNE TROTTlER'S best game was against Stephen. Wayne, a senior who was a good hustler with a fine attitude, provided the team with much reserve strength. BASKETBALL SCORES Cavalier 66 Neche 34 Cavalier 63 Rolla 60 Cavalier 46 Walhalla 40 Cavalier 68 Hoople 38 Cavalier 52 Grafton 58 Cavalier 42 Drayton 55 Cavalier 49 Pembina 43 Cavalier 43 Edinburg 53 Cavalier 71 Hoople 41 Cavalier 45 Neche 49 Cavalier 46 St. Thomas 42 Cavalier 50 Stephen 49 Cavalier 43 Drayton 65 Cavalier 39 Langdon 67 Cavalier 57 Minto 58 Cavalier 54 Midway 52 Cavalier 45 Walhalla 34 Holiday Tourney Cavalier 32 Grafton 52 Cavalier 56 Hoople 18 Walhalla. good rebou JAY HANNESSON'S best game was against Because of his height Jay is a nder. A sophomore, he played on both A and B squads. JOHN OLSON, a sophomore, pulled off the B squad in the middle of the season and was a starter for the last half of the season. The left-handed dribbler and backcourt ace had three or four outstanding games. Stay on him, John says Coach Clark. ll Y :Eat that tiplllt BOYD BERG, who played his first year on the varsity squad, held a guard position on the team. He is a good shot and started a few games. LYNN HARTJE was the starting center all season The leading rebounder on the team, his best all around game was against Grafton. Boyd shoots.. . Make that basket!! WE WON! ! l l RICK MILLER, a freshman played both A and B ball. He has a promising future as a guard and as a scorer with his driving lay- ups and his variety of long shots. U WOWEEE! l ! ! LARRY HARTJE is an excellent backcourt man. A freshman, he played guard position and showed his scoring potential. LARRY HANNESSON, a 6'5 freshman, has a bright future in CHS basketball. This tremendous prospect played on both A and B squads this year. 4 'I' TIM HERZOG started quite a few games this season. His height makes him a valuable rebounder and good on tip-ins. Tim played an outstanding game against Stephen. The 'B' team passes down the floor at Stephen. EUGENE BOETTGER, the reserve center this year, saved a few games for the Tornadoes this season. Because of his attitude and hustle, Eugene was a real boost to the team. B TEA C. Clark, R. Peplow, K. Rollefstad, K. Snider, T. Seymour, T. Butler, L. Ouhl, W. Steinke, J. Snell, K. Morden K. Snider, COACH Mr. Dahlg Student Manager R. Collins. SHAMBAUGH'S CHARGERS: G. Carignan, K. Pudil. ADVISO R: Mr. Aafedt K. Harvey, R. Martin, C. Shambaugh, I TRAMLIRAL BASKETBALL Activity for all boys of CHS who did not take part in varsity sports during the winter months was provided by intramural basketball. This was the first time it was offered by the athletic department. Mike Kihne's Komets won most games during the season and also won the playoffs. It is planned to have intramural sports the year around in the future. KlHNE'S KOMETSZ M. Kihne, D. Grant, W. Carik, D. Farrow, T. Lesher. OLAFSON'SOILERS1 M. Busse,' R. Christian, D. Smerud, J. Elgert, E. Muth, C. Burt, F. Olafson. GElGER'S COLTS: D. Hartje, J. f Schroeder, G. Coulthart, D. Klein, R. Coulthart, T. Hodgson, R. Restemeyer, J. Puppe, D. Geiger G. Becker. X-5. ff . , . . , 'Q J A '- fr . . ir VJ Q 4 ' TOWARD SOCIAL DEVELOPEM ENT l. Queen Ruth Martin, Princesses Judy Olson, Cheri Dipple, Caryl Berg, Carolyn Austfjord That lucky captain!! 1 Freshman Mural 2Senior Mural, Second Place Co-captains toss the dummy. 26 , V,-,AH L ww, 1 - swwu P 1 T-QQ! V2 , 3 2 ,.. ,K.., 4 :ffm A f as Vw ,hh M fs- -Q M ,.N. f 7'? wf. .- , ,zum 7 .MQ mm K , p,,., ,-, , . . 3 :' - ' 'fgz ' Q v M kr ! j-1-+ gifs' K .f H fi? 5 Ji .. ' , if . A ff :W - iw, Aw Il Nm ' A K ,W 6 f Z 5 , 1 gl ' ' ,,. , 1 0 1 , I Q f r E I 0 I .vu if f ' I x 3 ' I 5' W 542 f I - ., T f Hx ff q as 'w ,fl . - K' f ' 1 W 6 . .V Ai' ' A 1 ' ' V ' b 'Q Y' Q X X b x I 'U MY gpm nv my Niki-0 Di ff, -- T1 f ' --M A UEWZW WEE 1', ROW 1: B. Hillier, J. Cuffe, P. Becker, S. Lawonn, M. Carik, B. Armstrong, ROW 2: K. Hillis, F. Olafson, G. Carignan, S. Hertsgaard. SENIOR PLAY The senior class presented the play, Here Comes Charlie November 15 and 16 under the direction of Mr. Carlson. The setting for the play is St. Louis, Missouri. When Larry Elliott adopts Charlie Hopps, he has no idea of all the trouble he is asking for. His fiancee, Vivian Smythe-Kersey and her mother and brother, as well as his own aunt, Mrs. Farnham, turn against him. Charlie turns out to be a hillbilly and she brings her Uncle Aleck, her late father's partner, with her when she comes to live with Papa Larry . The two win their way into the hearts of everyone by the end of the three-act comedy. What y'all lookin' at me fer? ASSlSTANT DIR ECTOR: John Berg DIRECTOR: Mr. Carlson CAST Mary Carik ........ ......... ............. N o ra Malone Fred Olafson ........ ...... O fficer Tim McGrill Pat Becker ....... ........ M rs. Fanny Farnham Bill Hillier ....... ............... L arry Elliott Gary Carignan ...... ................ T ed Hartley Kathy Hillis ......... Bob Armstrong ......... Shirley Lawonn ........... ......Vivian Smythe-Kersey ........Uncle Aleck Twiggs ................Charlre Hopps Sandra Hertsgaard ....... ............ M rs. Smythe-Kersey John Cuffe. ........... . 2 .......Mortimer Smythe-Kersey PUBLICITYZ Caryl Berg, Diane Thompson, Gerri Ault. MAKE-UP: Pete Hillman, Carolyn Austfjord, Jim Sott, Judy Olson. PROMPTERSI Susan Cranston, Cheri Dipple. K J ir dt, X . V1 5 T , ' 'mrffv Sw ' R ya Jiri BUSINESS MANAGERS: Marsha Kemp, Norman Johnson. STAGE HANDS: Don Geiger, Jim Puppe DARLYN Go. . .go. . .go. .. Darlyn Brandt, Ruth Letexier, Judy Mahar Shirley Lawonn, Roberta Schwartz SHIRLEY JUDY CHEERLE DERS We're the kids of Cavalier Get that ball, High and couldn't be any get that ball prouder. . . One and a two and a Cha-Cha-Cha! ll RUTH ROBERTA Beverly Watson, Carole Sigler, Joan Gross, Julie Hartje BEVERLY CAROLE JULIE JOAN JUNIOR EDITORS: DeeAnn Eberhart, Margie Gunter. E ..n.,..,,.,.....,.s....M- M r tr ' 3, xi 5, fl f ,gn , EDITORS: Cheri Dipple, Susan Cranston. Linda Spangelo. ART EDITORS: Pat Green, PAPER STAFF ADVISOR: John Sunderland The staff of the Tornado Breezes forged ahead in keeping the members of the student body well informed of student activities. The monthly issues of the high school newspaper boasted up to date news on sports and fashions, and kept us in touch with grade activities. As senior editor, Susan Cranston was noted for her competent handling of the paper's editorial policy. Kathy 'Hillis, Gwen Eberhart, Carol Gunter. SPORTS EDITORS: Mike Kihne, Jim Puppe. 32 . . .Mc fr ,,,,+c:f COLUMNISTS: John Berg, REPORTERS: Gerri Ault, Susan Restemayer, Judie Schroeder. TYPISTSI Diane Thompson, Geraldine Thomson, Val Gross. The annual staff has devoted much time and effort in the publication of THE CAVALlER. lf this book gives you a nostalgic chuckle when you are an alumus, if you find it worth keeping as a record of your high school days, our work will have been well rewarded. We, the editors, owe a special note of thanks to our photo- graphers, Roy and Kenny Kleven, and to our art editors, Pete Hillman and Jim Sott, for their excellent work. Laurels also go to our junior editors, student photographer, and business managers for their help in the fabrication of the 1963 CAVALIER. AdVl50f3 Mr. Cushman ANNUAL STAFF Co-editor: Kathy Hillis Co-editor: Sandra Hertsgaard Photographer: Fred Olafson Junior Editors: Judy Mahar and Dave Kemp Business Managers: Marsha Kemp, Wayne Kotchman, Shirley Lawonn and Bill Hillier DIRECTOR: Mr. Lewis BAD Performing at Homecoming activities, playing for football and basket ball games, presenting concerts, participating in the music festivals, and marching in parades were some of the varied activities of the Cavalier band. The band received a number one rating at the County Music Festival and a number two rating at the District Ill Music Contest. Qualifying for the State Music Festival by receiving a number one rating at the District were Kathy Hillis, saxophone solo, Fred Olafson, sousaphone solo, Candis Hartje, baton twirling, Judie Schroeder, DeeAnn Eberhart and Helen Eastman, clarinet trio, Ward Lewis, Herbie Thomson, and Joanne Steinke, trumpet trio, and Cary Steinke, Susan Restemayer, and Jerry Schroeder, trombone trio. Other solos and ensembles were the saxophone trio, David Kemp, Gerialdine Thomson, clarinet solo, Judie Schroeder, and trumpet solo. Bob Thorlakson. The marching band participated in the WDAY Band Festival at Fargo, Memorial Day activities and various other parades including the regular Saturday night concerts. ROW 1: D. Eberhart, J. Schroeder, H. Eastman, D. Brandt, S. Hertsgaard P Gi ROW 2: B. Watson, J. Renwick, J. Hillis, R. Johnson, M. Dipple, C. Erlendson C. Burt, C. Gunter, D. Rodvold, D. Kemp, ROW 3: R. Restemayer, G. Ault C B. Thorlakson, J. Steinke, J. Dietrich, J. Olson, G. Hartz, B. Geiger, K. Quinn ROW 4: D. Johnson, K. Robinson, C. Sigler, L. Spangelo, E. Boettger, B Benr Mary Hertsgaard was the high salesman in the annual magazine drive. Members unload the bus before the Mayville Homecoming Parade. QUEEN DARLYN f inlaw, S. Hollis, S. Herzog, C. Berg, C. Stamm, R. Johnson, C. Hodgson, olo, S. Hillis, P. Thomson, G. Thomson, K. Hillis, B. Collison, C. Morrison, dor, R. Holo, C. Green, D. Kemp, D. Awes, J. Salaba, W. Lewis, H. Thomson, elheim, L. Porter, K. Christiansen, J. Schroeder, G. Steinke, S. Restemayer, uam, F. Olafson, G. Eddington, R. Berg. MARCHI G BAN Candis Hartje Joyce Johnson Carolyn Austfjord Maxine Fiedler 79' fin Y? n 3 V Y we :fa ?,,g.,-lyk gkffici J H 3 iff' Y dl F4 ROW 1: Candis Hartje, Joan Gross, Darlyn Brandt. Row 2: Roger Kemp, Lynn Hartje, John Berg, Bob Thorlakson. ROW 32 Judy Mahar, Shirley Lawonn, Susan Cranston. This was a very successful year for the speech department. Ten students were chosen to represent the school at the district speech contest. Six of those students received superior ratings SP E E C I-I making them eligible for state competition. They were Judy Mahar, Lynn Hartje, Darlyn.Brandt, Susan Cranston, Bob Thorlakson, and Joan Gross. Judy Mahar was chosen the out- standing speech student forthe year. iiitttttiitiiiiiitttitttttiiiiiititttttttiitiitittittittititttiiiiiiffiiitiitii STATE HOMEMAKER CF TOMORROW'- Sandra Hertsgaard was chosen the Betty Crocker State Homemaker of Tomorrow for North Dakota. She received as her prize a S1500 scholarship and an expense paid trip to New York, Washington, D. C., Colonial Williamsburg, and Minneapolis sponsored by General Mills. ln addition to this the school received a set of Encyclopedia Britannica. G Mrs. Gideon Eberhart, the home economics teacher, was Sandra's chaperon on the trip. fi? x HJ f , V bl Q55 W , , 3 5 i l iE 1 ' y mx! is K Q , .if K 2, VK Vki, i M ' m .zgi V QEE: ::,.. ZE- g 1 m WK . , ,.A. W .mM,., M. ,w,, , . fM11 if ' bP ---VV.. M l Q 2 9 Q M i f A Q u an if J LH fi Mg,Hf3 an Wg' mutiny! 'Ei W1 --,f-v .Mp-0.-.---Q Q, 1,,M, . g' ' a ' - -A15-A-inseam,-.mffaMm.MV,,w.N,. ,W ,, M,-.1.!.,.,.....w,, ' e Q ' ii- sw: ' an W .w 3 if u k ' W ' l -7', A . ,f 'Q' L 5 5 .J . , D , sl Q ' ' ,.W,.wmnnq Q a-n:.n-Q-.--M-...-1... , f 1 .Q wsmqxmmm-'.iiWMWW,w,a iff -fm, Stage Managers: Dick Jensen Monty Heller Dave Kemp Publicity Managers Holly Reichert Judy Dietrich Roberta Schwartz DeeAnn Eberhart Business Managers: Gary Steinke John Elgert Val Gross Make-up Crew: Geraldine Thomson Roger Snell Elois Armstrong Mary Switzer Prompters: Susan Restemayer Jill Bernhoft JU IOR PLAY On April 3 and 4 the junior class presented a three act comedy, FAlTH, HOPE, AND FLARITY, by Jay Tobias. This is a story which takes place in Quadlander Crabbe's home in a midwestern city. How to sidestep an unwelcome marriage planned tor the twins by their autocratic father is a headache for them. How the family finally straightened out their tangled affairs led to a riotous comedy. BACK ROW: Linda Spangelo, Darlyn Brandt, Judy Hartje, Judie Schroeder, Margie Gunter, Susan Restemayer Judy Kemp. FRONT ROW: Jim Benjaminson, John Hart, Bob Dipple, Tom Hodgson, Russell Restemayer, Gary ur Faith Crabbe . . . Hope Crabbe .... Sally Parsons ..... Henry Blodgett .... Mrs. Olivia Orkney. . Mamie McCorkle .... Monty Van Twiller.. Reggie Van Twiller . I I 1 , Morrison, Dick Smerud. CAST Quadlander Crabbe .... Terence Flarity .... Jack Quinlan .... Pat Flarity .... Substitute .... ? t . ...Judy Hartje . . . .Darlyn Brandt . . .Judie Schroeder Russell Restemayer ...Linda Spangelo . . . .Margie Gunter . . . . Gary Morrison . .Jim Benjaminson . . . . ...John Hart . . .Richard Smerud . . . .Tom Hodgson . . . .Robert Dipple .Susan Restemayer 4l Student Director: Judy Mahar Director: Mr. Bernard Carlson BANQUET Sophomore honor students served the banquet. The exciting night of May 4 began with a banquet at 6:00 p.m. A turkey dinner was prepared by the mothers of the members of the junior class. The entertainment was a vocal solo by Darlyn Brandt, a piano solo by Margie Gunter and a clarinet solo by Judie Schroeder. David Kemp, President of the junior class, served as Master of Ceremonies for the banquet. JU IDR ' SENIOR AN PROM Freshman honor students served punch. Many apple trees in blossom, butterflys, and a spring mural portrayed the theme of the Prom, l'Apple Blossom Time . Pink, gold, and mint green streamers completed the decorations. The twelve piece Mayville Dance Band provided the music forthe guests. The Prom was the climax of many weeks of anticipation and planning by the members of the junior class-- especially by Gary Steinke, Prom chairman. SENIOR TRIP fr Q?9,.31.:if-1:- fs 'Q W, 1 1 A 7 ji 4 f'T . Y . f, Lit: If S At 5:00 a.m. May 3 the senior class left to spend their Skip Day in Winnipeg. They visited the Parliament Building, the Cathedral at Saint Bonniface, and the Assiniboine Park Zoo. Many of the seniors spent their free time in the afternoon shopping visiting museums and art galleries, and sight- seeing. At 6:30 p.m. they attended a banquet at the Turf Room of the Paddock. After that they were on their own until midnight when they headed home loaded with souvenirs and memories of a fun-filled day. FIELD DAY X f X The annual Field Day was held on Thursday morning, May 23. There were ten events in which each class could participate. These were volley- ball, softball, 3-legged race, 100 yard dash, 60 yard dash, shuttle relay, rope climb, and the tug-of-war. The juniors were victorious with a score of 36. The freshmen captured second place with 35 points. The sophomores placed third with 30 points and the seniors had 29 points. Co Valedictorian Kathryn Hillis e 5 ,, f 4 if 52 4 Saiutatorian d T? ge Q f 25 Marsha Kemp in Nlichaei Kihne Shirley Lawonn Fredric Oiafson Donaid Geiger Sandra Hertsgaard Betty Smith John Berg Geraldine Ault Linda Johnson QU lt-Mtg? f MU F View THE P 3 c Q i hY1W CLASS NIGHT I ,, Shirley- Prophecy Wayne - Will RN Don Poem ' Mike - History WE' i A ' , W ,i,.,i. Fred- Brag + , R Q, f f F444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 BACCALALIRE TE The Reverend Richard Teichmann, pastor of the local Methodist Church, delivered the senior sermon on May 19. He spoke on the topic, Living up l to Our Calling, to the 47 members of the graduating class of 1963. l Also on the Baccalaureate program were two numbers by the high school mixed chorus. Rev. Richard R. Teichmann C ASS QF I963 Commencement, which was held on May 24, was the climax of senior activities. With the opening strains of Pump and Circumstance, the Class of 1963 in caps and gowns of royal blue began the processional to the platform to receive their diplomas. Dr. Ronald Jackson, Dean of Students at the University of North Dakota, gave the commencement address entitled Looking into the World of the r Graduate. The invocation and the benediction were pronounced Special music included He, sang by the triple trio, and two vocal selections by the mixed chorus. The recessional, played by Helen Eastman, and the congratulations which followed concluded the seniors' list of memories of Cavalier High School. by Rev. Richard Hovis of the local Presbyterian Church. COMMENCEM ENT 48 in I .lf-mr. mm-ww Q m55.::,..v 7 TOWARD SCHGLASTIC DEVELO PEMENT CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS: Wayne Trottier, Treasurer: Kathy Hillis, Student Council Representative, Caryl Berg, Secretaryg Bill Hillier, Vice Presidentg John Berg, President. JUNIOR CLASS: Val Gross, Treasurer: Margie Gunter, Secretary, David Kemp, President, Judy Mahar, Student Council Representative, Bob Greenwood, Vice President. ,,te ,,,,,, Z , QW r . -Q.f ,ie m G , Ayikyt ,li SOPHOMORE CLASSZ Elmer Muth, FRESHMAN CLASS: Ken Morden Secretary, Carole Sigler, Student Council Representative, Larry Hartie, Vice Presidentg Charles Clark, President: Ward Lewis, Treasurer. Treasurer: Pat Green, Student Council Representativeg Cheryl Berg, Secretaryg Roger Loe, Vice President, Ray Berg, President. Kathleen and Allan display their manners! Mike Busse Tom Butler Pat Christian Ken Christianson Charles Clark Betty Ann Collison Gerald Coulthart Sharon D'Heilly Dale Dalsted Mary Dipple Gwen Eberhart David Farrow ldamae Fox Peggy Fuller Garnet Furstenau Louis Furstenau Frances Garceau Carol Green FRESHM N Patsy Austfjord Terry Becker 5, F Bonnie Benner C ASS Q U ily, ee.:-E., aera Q, pf 3 ,ae K. . I 1 erta 5 Qui' W Kg -Se. W ' l . ff,-A x A ii' 1 ZWAEXL J J azfbfor S55 ji 'I 4' 40' S was , ,. in f . Q 'E535 we pm axftfivaz 9' . - . fa - 5' fr. ,er ar ag Q We are lowly freshmen . . . Richard Letexier Carol Lewis Ward Lewis Myles Martin Rick Miller Kenny Morden Judy Mountain Larry Ouhl Richard Ouhl Randy Peplow Donald Klein Douglas Lesher Gerald Greenwood Carol Gunter Larry Hannesson Marlys Hanson Pat H arildstad Joanne Hartje Larry Hartje Wanda Hartje Larry Helgoe Stefan Herzog Joan Hillis Lorna Hoff Randi Holo Carol Johanson Charlene Johnson Donald Johnson Delores Kemnitz Robert Kihne 5 l .: , .V mai? 'mp' Keith Pudll Diane Quam Kathleen Quinn Allan Ray Dennis Reimer JoRae Renwick Allan Restemayer Karen Robinson Kermit Rollefstad Gerry Schroeder Diana Sellhelm Tom Seymour Carole Sigler Robert Smith Gerald Snell Kris Snider Herman Sott Sharon Sp angelo Richard Stamn Darla Stansill Not Pictured: Jerry Johnson William Lage Bob Reynolds Wa fx? Wirxt 15' 'ab Q fif- fl l if af if l gd' I :al t ,J XP- l ' y -e - .-r. fr, if ' .S'3'yi.m'5r1 5. . - 4-..:'lI:f.-1 - - A...-J ,ae 1 ve. K W ' Q v Ibn Peggy Thomson Harold Thorlakson Lucille Unke James Vistad Wayne Vistad A Bev Watson G7 y . F' I fe, l 53 Q ,rf lt Q ,af VA Kayo relaxes . . . rm ra W SEL if ' it' 'Q-rf' W V 'V SOPHCMCRE CLASS Ken Ault Raymond Bailly 'E Fr i r Ez! a Q I g si' , var' My K Sir ' is ' ' 'z ai. , I : . ,. gi R -0 3 T . ,J V ,W , ,A ak? 'L ir X inf 7. 1 r Luane Brandt Carol Brown lone Busse Alfred Byron Gary Becker Kathleen Berdahl Boyd Berg Cheryl Berg Ray Berg Walter Carik Richard Collins Alan Crowston Janice Dalsted Helen Eastman Lee Einarson Richard Elke Carol Erlendson Maxine Fiedler Pat Freschett l e? l 1 Q' K 'H Rheta Grant Patricia Green Joan Gross Jay Hannesson Gordon Harlow Candis Hartje Danne Hartje Julie Hartje Lynn Hartje Kayo Harvey :opml K,. S S i Tom Hebert ff.: G i Mae Helgoe A .. k,V,. - .. g fa H Douglas Herzog Signe Herzog Anna Mae Heuchert ' ' Susan Hillis Herbert Hillman Vicky Hjelden Sheryl Hodgson Sharon Hollis Nolan Holo Gerald Hornbaker Sharon Hornbaker Colleen Johannesson if ii J Sophomores at work??!! Joyce Johnson Ruth Johnson Linda Kemp Rodger Kemp Tom Kibler Gladys Korynta -1 'ju r ,- . Q S -sa- v- ,fi , D yi r I K , ' is K V . K T: ,QlZl2..e:f1-iffy' . -' me '31 . S George Kukuk Colleen Lesher Harold McConnell Nancy Moritz Elmer Muth Russell 0'Hara John Olson Marilyn Olson Larry Porter Thomas Restemayer Douglas Rodvold Douglas Samson Curtis Schweitzer Rita Shahane Janice Sh arp Kurt Snider Linda Sott Carol Stamn Warren Steinke Denise Stu bson Not pictured: Roger Loe Donna Magnuson Gloria McMillan Florence Sott LeRoy Sott We , , .Q new 'M pe ,K ,a.,l. 1 5 YY' - sl av .s ,, E a e me 3 1 9 fe K fr .. S, S ,. ,..,W , i -f -. e ..- va W S S -Q: ra g Vgaa r L L , V. g l Ida Thomasson Kenneth Vistad Lyle Webb 56 eggs . Vi Parkerwilliams Lynne Winlaw XX if 2 VZS: Corliss Anderson Elois Armstrong Jim Benjaminson Jill Bernhoft Eugene Boettger I-uv JU IOR C ASS Darlyn Brandt Ron Christian Bill Collison Ray Coulthart Sharon Crosby ri Judy Dietrich Bob Dipple DeeAnn Eberhart s! ,,-.4-Q. K yia gti Jroli J .' L ' -2 Garnett Eddington John Elgert Cheryl Grafenstenn Bob Greenwood Oh brother! What'd I do now? -up-Ml' 'Z' uf Valerie Gross Judy Gunlogson e M m? J B! Mafgie Gunter Orville Gustafson Franklin Hannesson , , J A. f,, . y i I gv-4 ! Judy Hartje Kenny Helland Monty Heller Tim Herzog Jane Hildebrant Tom Hodgson Patti Hughes Dick Jenson Dave Kemp Judy Kemp Ruth Letexier PatMcMillan Bill Magnusson Judy Mahar Ethel Martin Richard Martin Rf'-'f ' Q , ,rf John Hart Carole Mondor Gary Morrison Jill Mountain Danny Odegaard Nancy Pudil Larry Puppe Lois Quam Holly Reichert Russell Restemayer Susan Restemayer Jerry Schluchter Rita Schoenheit Judie Schroeder Roberta Schwartz Judy Sellheim Richard Smerud Roger Snell Linda Spangelo Annette Spenst Joleen Staples Gary Steinke Mary Switzer Geraldine Thomson Judy Wallin L ' if J -l -Nl ,f F fit! 'T'f'3h s.vf I if!! Q l his-0 'Wulf SENIGR CLASS Victoria Mae Arnold Geraldine Lee Ault Myrna Diane Becker Patricia Raye Becker Carolyn Jane Austfjord Robert Earl Armstrong Lois Darlene Austfjord Caryl June Berg John A. Berg Curtis Wayne Burt Gary Francis Carrgnan Mary Veronica Carik John Gerald Cuffe Betty June Chruszch Susan Erlene Cranston V- W We-. WW Cheri Ann Dipple Donald Henry Geiger David Kenneth Grant Robert James Henderson William lrwin Hillier Peter Jon Hillman Sandra Lynn Hertsgaard Marilyn Elaine Heuchert 1-00 WK' Kathryn Marie Hillls Donald Wayne Johnson Frederrck Norman Johnson Linda Faye Johnson lumen Z1 sr lr,.rf,crf's1namsa:xeme12 if fwnmwuiswaznafammis mmezrweafff-fls 2,A:l,. , :1.szez,f::5i:e5ssi Marsha Diane Kemp Michael Joseph Kihne Micheal Wayne Kotchman Shirley Faye Lawonn Fredric Roy Olafson Judith Ellen Olson Ronald Ray Restemayer Ruth Schoenheit Gale Thomas Lesher, Jr. Ruth Ellen Martin Perry James Peplow James Lynn Puppe 99' l Charles Lynn Shambaugh Betty Jean Smith James Richard Sott James Edward Ste1nke Diane Grace Thompson Ellen Elaine Thompson Robert Einar Thorlakson Wayne Ardel Trottier A i .L.'s.i i ' - SENIOR DICTIQ ARY ROBERT EARL ARMSTRONG, Bob , Yea. Science Club 1,2, 'C' Club 1,2,3, Dramatics 3,4, Track 1,2, Bowling 1,2, Wrestling 3, Intramural Basketball 4. VICTORIA MAE ARNOLD, Be a leader, not a follower. Vocal 1. GERALDINE LEE AULT, Gerry , Oh heavens! FHA 1,2,4,GAA1,2,4, Science Club 3, Pep Club 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Paper Staff 3,4. CAROLYN JANE AUSTFJORD, Ace , Where's John? GAA 1,2,3,4, Science Club 4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Dramatics 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Vocal 1,4, Student Council 1, Bowling 2, Homecoming Princess, Student Council Representative 1. LOIS DAR LENE AUSTFJORD, BBC , Well, how about that! GAA 1, 2,3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Vocal 1. MYRNA DIANE BECKER, Myrn , Want to hear a joke? Transfer from Midway 3, Pep Club 3, Dramatics 3, GAA 3. PATRICIA RAYE BECKER, Ma , Let's go to Mountain. The Adams boys'll be there! Transfer from Cyrstal 2, GAA 2,3, Science Club 4, Pep Club 2,3, Dramatics 3,4, Vocal 4, Student Council 2, Paper Staff 2,3, Student Council Representatives? CARYL JUNE BERG, Have you seen a black Mercury? FHA 1,2,3, GAA 1,2,3,4, Science Club 2, Pep Club 2,3,4, Vocal 2,3, Paper Staff 2, Bowling 2,3,4, Girls State 3, Homecoming Princess, Class Secretary 4. JOHN A. BERG, Johnny , UNO. Science Club 3,4, 'C' Club 3,4, Dramatics 3,4, Band 1,2,3, Student Council 4, Paper Staff 3,4, Speech 3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2, Golf 3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Boys State 3, Vice-President 1, President 4. CURTIS WAYNE BURT, Curt , How in the world did I ever get home? Science Club 2, Band 1,Z,3,4, Bowling 3,4, Intramural Basketball 4. GARY FRANCIS CARIGNAN, Hey! Science Club 4, 'C' Club 3,4, Dramatics 4, Football 4, Wrestling 3, Intramural Basketball 4. MARY VERONICA CARIK, Roni , Let's laugh!!!! GAA 1,2, Science Club 4, Pep Club 1, Dramatics 4, Vocal 1,4, Bowling 1. BETTY JUNE CHRUSZCH, Lizie , lt's inthe thing... Vocal 1,2,3, SUSAN ERLENE CRANSTON, Susie , Oh for sick! FHA 2,4, GAA 1,2, 3,4, Science Club 2, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Dramatics 3, Vocal 1,2,3,4, Student Council 4, Speech 4, Paper. Staff 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3. JOHN GERALD CUFFE, Cuff , Don't look at me, Henderson did it! Science Club 4, 'C' Club 3, Dramatics 3,4, Wrestling 3. CHERI ANN DIPPLE, Dip , Come on Angel! I'll race you down the HaII! FHA 2,3,4, GAA 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3, Paper Staff 2,3,4, Girls State 3, Homecoming Princess. DONALD HENRY GEIGER, Don Henry , Hey you guys! Give me back my letter!l! 'C' Club 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3, Vocal 2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Intramural Basketball 4, Wrestling 3, President 2. DAVID KENNETH GRANT, Davie , Jenson, let's find someone to drag! Transfer from Grafton 2, 'C' Club 3, Track Z, Wrestling 3, Intramural Basketball 4. ROBERT JAMES HENDERSON, Link , Cutie did it!! Bowling 1. SANDRA LYNN HERTSGAARD, Sandy , Are you out of your mind?? FHA 1,2,3,4, GAA 1,2,3,4, Science Club 2,3, Pep Club 1,2, Dramatics 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Student Council 4, Annual Staff 3,4, Paper Staff 2, Girls State 3. MARILYN ELAINE HEUCHERT, That always helps! Transfer from Crystal 2, Vocal 3. WILLIAM IRWIN HILLIER, Bill , Let's go to Mountain this Friday night! Transfer from Crystal 2, Science Club 4, Dramatics 3,4, Paper Staff 4, Vice-President 4. KATHRYN MARIE HILLIS, Kathy 5 I'm seriousl!l FHA 1,2,35 GAA 1,25 Science Club 2,35 Dramatics 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Vocal 3,45 Student Council 45 Annual Staff 3,45 Paper Staff 2,45 Girls State 35Treasurer 15 Student Council Representative 4. PETER JON HILLMAN, Pete 5 Oh, pickles!! Annual Staff 4. DONALD WAYNE JOHNSON, Pudge 5 Greetings! Science Club 45 Football 1,3. FREDERICK NORMAN JOHNSON, Norm 5 Colleen, where is my five doIlars? 'C' Club 1,2,35 Student Council 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Bowling 2,35 President 1. LINDA FAYE JOHNSON, Little Devil 5 I just aboutdied! 5 Vocal 2,3. MICHAEL JOSEPH KIHNE, Ye Old Mikie 5 What in the hanky-pank do you think this is?!l Science Club 2,3,45 'C' Club 2,3,45 Vocal 45 Paper Staff 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,25 Golf 35 Basketball 1,2,35 Intramural Basketball 45 Boys State 3. MARSHA DIANE KEMP, No thank you, Jim, l've already heard that one. GAA 25 Pep Club 25 Vocal 25 Annual Staff 4. MICHEAL WAYNE KOTCHMAN, Mike 5 Doug, come and get me! Vice President 2. SHIRLEY FAYE LAWONN, Don't get wise! Transfer from Crystal 25 GAA 2,3,45 Student Council 35 Paper Staff 25 Speech 3,45 Bowling 2,35 Cheerlead- ing 253,45 Secretary-Treasurer 25 Student Council Representative 35 Science Club 25 Pep Club 2,3545 Dramatics 3,4. RUTH ELLEN MARTIN, Marty 5 What am I going to do? Vocal 2,35 Homecoming Queen. GALE THOMAS LESHER5 JR., Tom 5 Oh, that makes me so sad... Science Club 3,45 'C' Club 1,2,3,45 Dramatics 35 Vocal 45 Football 1,2,35 Track 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Intramural Basketball 4. FREDRIC ROY OLAFSON, Freddy Roy 5 Hey, Iet's take a swing through the loop! Science Club 2,35 'C' Club 1,2,3,45 Dramatics 45 Band 253,45 Vocal 2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Intramural Basketball 45 Student Manager tBasketballl 3,4. JUDITH ELLEN OLSON, Ole 5 Girls night out!! GAA 152,35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Vocal 1,45 Homecoming Princess. PERRY JAMES PEPLOW, Mayor 5 Let's have a party! 'C' Club 1,253, 45 Football 1,2,45 Basketball 1,45 Wrestling 3. JAMES LYNN PUPPE, Pup 5 You guys had your patch test yet?!l Transfer from WCAS, Park River, 25 Science Club 2,3,45 'C' Club 2,35 Vocal 45 Student Council 3545 Paper Staff 45 Football 35 Basketball 25 Intramural Basketball 45 Vice-President 25 President 3. RONALD RAY RESTEMAYER, Ron 5 It wasn't me, it must have been Cuffel Football 1,2. RUTH SCHOENHEIT, Screwy 5 Heaven only knows!! BETTY JEAN SMITH, Kiddo 5 Heavenly days!!! JAMES EDWARD STEINKE, Jim 5 Don't sweat it! 'C' Club 3,45 Vocal 4 Basketball 2,3,4. JAMES RICHARD SOTT, Jim 5 Oh for sexy! Annual Staff 4. CHARLES LYNN SHAMBAUGH, Charlie 5 How about that! Intramural basketball 4. ELLEN ELAINETHOMPSON, EllebelIe 5 Gee, it looked comicaI!! Vocal 3 WAYNE ARDEL TROTTIER, Runner 5 I'm me, who's you! 'C' Club 45 Bowling 1,35 Basketball 45 Secretary 15 Treasurer 4. ROBERT EINAR THORLAKSON, Bob 5 Hey Derf, let's sIither! Science Club 2,3,45 'C' Club 2,3,45 Dramatics 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Vocal 2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 Speech 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,35 Boys State 3. DIANE GRACE THOMPSON, Dynamite 5 Hurry up, Dip!! FHA 1,2,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 45 Vocal 15 Paper Staff 4. L L. -LL LEE- - Anthony's Berdahl 8 Fedje Hardward Bjornson Oil Boettger's Sales 81 Service Burke's Bakery Casey's Cafe Cavaher Cavaher CavaHer CavaHer Cavaher CavaHer CavaHer CavaHer CavaHer Cavaher Cavaher Coastto Chronicle Cleaners Clinic Gas Company Greenhouse Laundromat Lumber Company Plumbing 81 Heating Potato Company Theater Varity Coast Dairy Queen Dr. K. S. Green Dr. E. F. Shanilec Earl's Radio 8 TV Eiriksson Drug Elmo Christianson Erwin Motors Farmers Union Oil Company Fiedler 81 Moe, John Deere ADVERTISERS Freschett Oil 8r Auto Gambles Glenn Wells, Sheriff Gregory Motors Harold Koph, F. U. Insurance Hartz Superette He-Mart Herbie Pegg Hertsgaard's Herzog Standard Jack 81 Jill Jack Kibler, Accountant Jack's City Service J 81 H Cafe Jenson's Funeral Home Keith Gross, Vet. Service Leone's Beauty Parlor Meyer's Insurance McMurray's Jewelry Merchant's 8. Farmer's Bank Olson Motor Company Page Oil Company Peavy Elevator Percy Morrison Pico Furniture Polor Telephone Company Richard Holdorson 68 Robertson Lumber Co. Salaba Rexall Drug Sally's Shop Super Valu Switzer's Style Shop Timian Insurance Texaco Service Tip Top Barber Shop Tom Butler Webb's Service William O'Keefe Wilson Brothers Woelfgram Cafe 4th Avenue Beauty Shop HENSEL Art Anderson Imp. Aerial Spray Service, Lorne Hillier Olson's Radio 8 TV Farmers Union Elevator Hartje's Store Hensel Standard Service Hillier's Hartz Store Leland's Bowling Alley and Barber Shop Schwartz's Certified Seed and Grain Standard Oil, W. J. Kennedy QD W... W. Qwj i 'f 4 i 1 1 5 Z E i 1 E a- 9 '4 5 . X S A , 3 ? 2